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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has reignited another controversy by seeking to disarm the secret service body guards of his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton to "see what happens to her".

North Korea will have enough material for about 20 nuclear bombs by the end of this year.

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will return to the White House campaign trail on Thursday after taking a few days of rest to recover from pneumonia.

Muslims from around the world on Monday returned to the scene of last year's deadly stampede to perform a stoning ritual near Mecca that is the final major rite of the hajj.

US Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton was diagnosed with pneumonia at home after she fell sick during a memorial service marking the 15th anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks.

Britain's shock June 23 vote to leave the EU has plunged the bloc into crisis.

John Hinckley, the man who tried to assassinate president Ronald Reagan 35 years ago, was freed from a psychiatric hospital in Washington on Sunday.

"Basket of Deplorables" quickly became a trending hashtag on Twitter on Saturday. There was even a mock account @TheDeplorables.

Teresa spent all her adult life in India, first teaching, then tending to the dying poor.

Standing beneath the forest-green peaks of the Sierra Nevada, President Barack Obama drew a connection between conservation efforts and stopping global warming.

The big question being weighed up was whether pre-fabricated wooden houses would arrive in time, as promised.

The New South Wales Supreme Court issued the order on Monday and ordered 'The Australian' to remove documents from its website, from which the newspaper had already redacted security-sensitive material, and to give French defence firm DCNS all of the comp...

India should shift focus to low end manufacturing like China to take full advantage of its demographic dividend to avert an unemployment crisis, said a state run Chinese daily.

President Barack Obama faces thorny talks about the fight against the Islamic State group, climate change and human rights when he sets off this week across the Pacific for an eight-day valedictory tour through Asia.

ISIS jihaists are rooting for Donald Trump to win the US presidential polls as they believe that he will lead America on a path of self-destruction and his presidency would be a powerful recruiting tool, according to a media report.

US Secretary of State John Kerry arrived on Sunday on a day-long visit to hold talks with the top Bangladeshi leadership on key issues like security and terrorism.